Jehovah’s Witnesses update blood transfusion policy, now allow use of stored own blood in medical procedures

Voicefm Ghana March 21, 2026 1 minute read

Jehovah’s Witnesses has revised its long-standing blood transfusion policy to permit members to use their own stored blood during medical procedures, while maintaining its ban on receiving blood from others.

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